Phil Lesh and Friends Live at Terrapin Crossroads on 2013-08-08
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- 2013-08-08 ( check for other copies)
- Collection
- PhilLeshandFriends
- Band/Artist
- Phil Lesh and Friends
- Item Size
- 684.6M
1. jam >
2. Deep Elem Blues >
3. jam >
4. Sugaree >
5. jam >
6. The Other One > jam >
7. Junco Partner > jam >
8. She Belongs To Me
9. band intros/donor rap
2. Deep Elem Blues >
3. jam >
4. Sugaree >
5. jam >
6. The Other One > jam >
7. Junco Partner > jam >
8. She Belongs To Me
9. band intros/donor rap
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jam > | |||
Deep Elem Blues > | |||
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Sugaree > | |||
jam > | |||
The Other One > jam > | |||
Junco Partner > jam > | |||
She Belongs To Me | |||
band intros/donor rap |
- Addeddate
- 2013-11-28 18:12:51
- Identifier
- paf2013-08-08.126192.iM2.flac16
- Location
- San Raphael, CA
- Type
- sound
- Venue
- Terrapin Crossroads
- Year
- 2013
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Reviews
Reviewer:
Thomas Howell
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November 29, 2013
Subject: Excellent!
Subject: Excellent!
Great sound, wonderful to have another piece of Phil in exploratory mode.
from Jambands:
"Phil Lesh revived his exploratory, space-inspired Telstar project at Terrapin Crossroads last night with guitarist Anders Osborne, multi-instrumentalist Larry Campbell, guitarist Neal Casal, keyboardist Marco Benevento, drummer Tony Leone and singer Teresa Williams. The nearly 90-minute, improvisation-oriented set included a bit more singing than has been the case with the project’s past incarnations, which tended to be almost entirely instrumental. The show started off with a jam that segued into a take on “Deep Elem Blues,” with both Campbell and Teresa Williams providing vocals. Another jam then went into “Sugaree,” which featured Williams on vocals again. Next, Lesh sang on a rendition of “The Other One” before the band went into another instrumental improvisation. Osborne, rather appropriately, provided vocals on the New Orleans-oriented blues classic “Junco Parter” before the set came to a close with Bob Dylan’s “She Belongs to Me,” which was sung by Neal Casal."
from Jambands:
"Phil Lesh revived his exploratory, space-inspired Telstar project at Terrapin Crossroads last night with guitarist Anders Osborne, multi-instrumentalist Larry Campbell, guitarist Neal Casal, keyboardist Marco Benevento, drummer Tony Leone and singer Teresa Williams. The nearly 90-minute, improvisation-oriented set included a bit more singing than has been the case with the project’s past incarnations, which tended to be almost entirely instrumental. The show started off with a jam that segued into a take on “Deep Elem Blues,” with both Campbell and Teresa Williams providing vocals. Another jam then went into “Sugaree,” which featured Williams on vocals again. Next, Lesh sang on a rendition of “The Other One” before the band went into another instrumental improvisation. Osborne, rather appropriately, provided vocals on the New Orleans-oriented blues classic “Junco Parter” before the set came to a close with Bob Dylan’s “She Belongs to Me,” which was sung by Neal Casal."
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